Sentence examples for via compulsory from inspiring English sources

In agreement with economic theory, the expansion of health insurance coverage via compulsory schemes creates additional burdens for households, which households accommodate via expenditure substitution.

In developing countries, where health insurance is not a commonly purchased financial instrument, recent debates have revolved around extending health insurance coverage to a wider range of the population, primarily via compulsory insurance schemes.

The public healthcare system is the major employer of the health workforce in Serbia and is financed predominantly via compulsory health insurance taxes and public taxes.

This could be achieved via compulsory registration of innovations such as the ASR hipq so that outcomes data on safety and efficacy are collected and made available in an independent and objective fashion.

"There is no reason for providing that universal service via a compulsory tax, when people could choose instead how to spend their own money on what they really want".

Then, when reimbursement via the Compulsory insurance was introduced, this number spiked, after which it very slowly decreased again.

Our findings suggest that grazing causes substantial release of carbon from Brazilian dry forest soils, which should be addressed through improved grazing management via a legally compulsory rotation system.

Patients who are switched to depot antipsychotics generally have a history of poor adherence to oral antipsychotics and are frequently coaxed into depot treatment via legal commitments ("compulsory treatment") and thus unable to give a valid informed consent for a clinical trial.

It is literally decades since Europe has been exposed to as much political and geopolitical risk: from Russian aggression against Ukraine, via the bitter arguments over compulsory refugee quotas and Russia's clash with Europe's Nato ally Turkey, to Catalan secession and the risk of the far right taking the French presidency in 2017.

Participants were recruited via Electoral Rolls (registration to vote is compulsory for Australian adults), advertisements, and community announcements in the local media (e.g., television, radio, newspapers), between 1990 and 1994.

Controls were women without breast cancer selected via the electoral rolls (registration is compulsory) between 1993 and 1999 and were frequency matched for age.